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Learn the Spanish Alphabet - Video

2012-04-26T13:23:11-04:00

The alphabet is one of the first things you need to learn when studying Spanish. Even though Spanish also employs the Greek alphabet, each letter is pronounced differently and makes different sounds when used. For example, the letter "j" is not pronounced "jay" - it's "jota!" with an "h" sound at the beginning! Once you know the Spanish alphabet, you will have an easier time pronouncing all of your new vocabulary words!

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German in Germany

2012-04-25T16:07:16-04:00

Should you decide to study German, you will most likely want to study German in Germany. With its breathtaking Alps and modern, neat cities, Germany has plenty to offer the curious and adventurous German student.

Berlin, for example, is known for its modernist look and abundance of modern art venues and public works. Munich has a lively town center, complete with renowned glockenspiel and nearby English Garden. Or, perhaps you'd like to study abroad in Bamberg, a smaller city with plenty to take in. Whatever the case, Germany is an ideal German study abroad destination that you won't regret visiting!

Why Study Spanish?

2012-04-24T13:58:00-04:00

Some people often wonder, why study Spanish? Is it the language that will get me ahead the most, and that will give me the biggest boost on my resume? While speaking more than one language always looks good on paper, we're willing to bet that Spanish familiarity is a bigger boost than the rest!

Language schools abroad like Don Quijote can provide students with the grammar, vocabulary and usage skills that will help you get by in a Spanish speaking country and improve your communication with others at home. And, since they're abroad, you'll get the immersion experience in town and with a homestay family. Whatever the case, you can't lose by improving your Spanish abroad!

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Learn Spanish Madrid Spain: 1st Choice School - Video

2012-04-23T10:09:45-04:00

Sometimes, you gotta go for the gold, and that's why many Spanish students opt to learn Spanish in Madrid, Spain. Think about it - it's the buzzing capital epicenter of the birthplace of the Spanish language. Spanish here will present itself to you with the traditional Castillian accent, and you will be able to learn the dialect at the core of the language.

Check out this video for more information about the city and language schools of Madrid.

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How to Do the Ssanti Dance

2012-04-17T16:37:03-04:00

If you want to do Korea study abroad, you might want to check out this informative piece on the sometimes whimsical Korean "Ssanti" dance by Johny Young Lee.

If you are into Korean entertainment, you will definitely know what the ssanti dance is. It's a way of dancing that embarrasses yourself but entertains everyone around you. Usually, this only works if you are a popular person though. If you're not a popular person and you do this weird dance, you will probably be laughed at. I will teach you how to do the dance, but be warned, this is only for the popular people and in Korea.

The first thing that you need to know about the ssanti dance is that it is mostly about the feel for the dance. Whatever you feel will bring a good laugh is good. One of the techniques that a Korean will use is wearing a rubber glove and dancing with that.

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Another way of doing the ssanti dance is by having a dumb expression on their face and dancing. The dumb expression is usually created by looking far off into the distant, having a blank expression, and keeping their mouth open. While doing this, dance by sticking your butt out and moving up and down in a zig-zag pattern.

Another way to do the dance is by dressing up in a sparkling tuxedo and fake singing and getting caught.

There are so many ways to do a ssanti dance, but to know the true meaning of the dance, you will have to see a video of how funny this is. Try typing in ssanti dance in YouTube and you will definitely find many videos of the ssanti dance.

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